MICHEAL G. CLAY
Houston, TX *****
Cell: 832-***-**** • Email: *********@*****.***
OBJECTIVE
Journeyman Millwright and Construction Safety professional seeking a challenging opportunity to apply a broad range of industrial skills, safety instruction and more than 19 years of experience across the industry in key positions supporting major projects at power generated petrochemical and manufacturing facilities, pulp and paper mills, construction sites, shipyards, power plants, renewable energy, and material handling facilities across the United States. INDUSTRY QUALIFICATIONS
Multi-skilled safety industry professional with strong problem-solving and technical skills capable of working at elevated heights, in confined spaces, remote areas and in challenging conditions; talented and precision-focused in tool and machine fabrication, inspection, and supervision; proficient in improving productivity and maintaining exceptional safety standards; successful in conducting thorough inspections and ensuring adherence to quality controls; sound understanding of blueprint reading and mathematical abilities; energetic and physically fit with the willingness and flexibility to work various shifts. SAFETY CREDENTIALS ACHIEVED
National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER Certification); OSHA-10; OSHA-30; National Electrical Code
(NFPA-70); Mine, Safety, and Health Admin (MSHA)
NCCER CERTIFICATION COURSE WORK & DEVELOPMENT TRAINING Field Safety Construction Site Safety Technician Construction Site Safety Supervisor Fundamentals of Crew Leadership NCCER CERT TRAINING MODULES - Steel Erection; Heavy Equipment; Forklifts & Crane Safety; Concrete & Masonry; Intro to Material Handling; OSHA Inspections & Recordkeeping; Intro to Safety Technology; Basic Safety (Construction Site Safety Orientation); Intro to Safety; Confined Spaces & Excavations; Work-Zone Safety; Working from Elevations; Permits & Policies; Safety Data Tracking & Trending; Site Specific Safety Plans; Hazard Recognition; Environmental Awareness, & Occupational Health; Job Safety Analysis & Pre-Task Planning; Positive Safety Communication; Incident Investigations, Policies & Analysts; Safety Orientation & Safety Meetings; Electrical Safety; & Fundamentals of Crew Leadership PENDING SAFETY CREDENTIALS
OSHA-510 Occupational Safety & Health Standards for Construction Industry, OSHA-500 Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry, CPR/AED, First Aid (Refresher), & OSHA CDC Bloodborne Pathogens OTHER CREDENTIALING ATTAINED
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) - EXP 2030 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY COMPETENCIES
Safety Work Organization and Self-Management Communication and Interpersonal Skills Team Competence Building Employee Coaching and Training
INTERPERSONAL HIGHLIGHTS
Exhibit and Model Behavior and Values of the Organization Strong Work Ethic Mechanical and Analytical Excellent Communication Skills Adaptable to Changes in the Work Environment Perform Effectively in an Independent or Team Centered Environment
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Turbine Machines Restored – D11 Steam Turbine 7 E/A Gas Turbine D600 Steam Turbine Mitsubishi T-1030 GE Turbine Boeing 737 Sulzer Type 4D, 200-IB Turbine
Trained in borescope inspection of engines in the prevention of unnecessary and costly maintenance for large turbines; and to inspect interior surfaces for burrs, surface finish or complete through-holes
(2015 – 2024 Millwright Contract Projects)
● December 2015 to present – Ethos Energy, Houston, TX (Journeyman Millwright), Granite Services International/Field Core GE Companies, Houston, TX (Millwright – GE) – Erect, package, relocate, & re-install buckets and gas/steam turbines exceeding 1751lbs; install cans, crossfire tubes and piping flow sleeves; erect, rebuild and install new platforms; overhaul generators; rebuild, overhaul and align pumps; rebuild D600 steam turbine, change seals, replace piping, assembly check for leaks and check clearance change bucket; use ISS cutting machine; and Climax tool to perform critical machine, welding and valve testing, and perform pressure testing on ISO plug. Facilities – GE Houston Training Center, Houston, TX, Phillip 66, (Newark, NJ); Entergy Corporation, (Marshall, TX); Paris Energy Center Power Station, (Paris, TX); California Water Treatment Plant, (El Segundo, CA); Occidental Chemical Co., (Taft, LA); Dynegy Energy, (Boling, TX); Celanese Chemical, Clear Lake, TX; Calpine Corporation, Freestone, TX; and GE Energy Jacinto Port, Houston, TX
(2015 Millwright Contract Projects)
● July 2015 to November 2015 – CPS Energy, Seguin, TX (Millwright – CPS Energy) Replaced bearings, changed oil pumps, laser alignments and clean check water tower.
● June 2015 to July 2015 – Texas Recycle Plant, Houston, TX (Maintenance Technician – Skilled Trades) Performed maintenance and repairs on conveyor belts, motors, gauges and weld materials; installed new conveyor systems, install and properly aligned motors; and inspected pressure of system to ensure appropriate temperature.
● March 2015 to June 2015 – Elson Energy Plant (Millwright – Advance Resources) Steam and gas turbine rebuilds; tear down, repair, and rebuild Mitsubishi T-1030; replace LP and HP valves; take readings on stators and send rotors out for repair; install new valves and other components; and repair split lines and install new blades and buckets.
● January 2015 to March 2015 – Sabine Pass Liquefaction Project (Millwright – Bechtel OG&G) Set drums and dry gas flare drums; performed laser alignments on machines and pumps; perform leveling grout for setting machine; read blueprints and locating the Square for setting machine and new construction.
(2014 Millwright Contract Projects)
● November 2014 to January 2015 – Sherwin Alumni Company (Millwright – Summit Staffing) Performed laser alignments; checked clearance on screen conveyors and replaced belts; installed agitators and bearings; maintenance on pumps, motors, and gearboxes; and pulled Labyrinth and oil seals, repaired and replaced oil pumps.
● November 2013 to November 2014 – Chevron Chemical Plant (Millwright – Zachary industrial) Pulled and replaced Goulds pumps; performed maintenance on pumps, compressors and gear boxes; replaced grains and took specific readings; installed turning gears; maintenance assembly and reassembly on pumps and compressors; replaced bearings on slow draft fans; and pulled TNT valve and/or compressor rotor.
(2013 Millwright Contract Projects)
● October 2013 – November 2013 – PTS Service (Millwright Mechanic – PTS Service) Rebuilt gas turbine GE turbine GE machine/Boeing 737; remove studs by hot tap; pulling chairs checking clearance on run in and run out; check stages replace and repair inlets; check high and low pressure on turbine; remove buckets and nozzles; replace support rings, bearing seals; install combustion liners, flow sleeves; and pull rotors and piston rods take check on rings or rider band.
● August 2013 – October 2013 Dresser Rand Valero Chemical Plant (Millwright Mechanic – Summit Staffing) Installed new centrifugal pumps and EM machines, also dismantled checking thrust on crank shafts using web defector gauge; repair pumps, clean and prepare pipes and valves to be installed in compressors and boilers; repaired oil pumps and lubricated pistons/rod packing cases; read micrometer measurements; changed pedal stool bearings on barrel extractor; check thrust and bearing with filler and telescope gages; and check pipe strain on pumps and belt tension on belt driven equipment.
(2007 – 2013 Millwright Contract Projects)
● July 2010 – August 2013 – Advanced Compressor Technology (Millwright Mechanic Helper) Repaired tubing replaced and repaired inlet valves; run check on gearbox proper outage; repair Sulzer Type 4D, 200-IB Turbine replaced and repaired turbine parts; and repaired split line pull coupling and new install.
(May 2003 – July 2007, Site Safety Technician (Contractor)
● United Shutdown Safety – Deer Park, TX
Holly Frontier Refinery (Tulsa, OK); Citgo Refinery Project (Corpus Christi, TX); ExxonMobil Pipeline Company Project (Beaumont, TX) Ensured compliance for company and client requirements in safety rules, policies, and procedures as well as for Federal OSHA construction standards; participated in all safety walkabouts and turnaround safety recognition program; ensured contractors follow their safety plan and supported investigations; assisted team members to identify and conduct risk assessments; conferred with supervisory personnel, owners, contractors, and design professionals to discuss and resolve work operating procedures, complaints, or construction issues; and conducted daily mandatory contractor safety briefings. EDUCATION
● Hybrid Safety Training Solutions, Houston, TX (2023-2024)
● Alcorn State University, Norman, MS (1993)
● Hinds Junior College, Vicksburg, MS (1990)
References Available Upon Request